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BOENNINGHAUSEN

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 2:03 am
by Ellen Madono
Hi Chris,
I can't find your description of Boenninghausen. There seems to be so much more to his method than what I have read in introductory texts. To learn more, what do you think of the following books? Would you suggest others?
Best,

Ellen
Homoeopathic Diagnosis
Hahnemann through Bonninghausen
By George DIMITRIADIS

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Lesser Writings
By Clemens Maria Franz Baron von BOENNINGHAUSEN, MD (

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The Theory of Chronic Diseases According to Hahnemann
Second Edition
By George DIMITRIADIS

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Re: BOENNINGHAUSEN

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 4:09 am
by Ardavan Shahrdar
Dear Ellen,
You can find Boenninghausen's articles of lesser writings at http://www.minutus.org/library/article_ ... ninghausen
Regards,
Ardavan

--- On Wed, 8/6/08, Ellen Madono wrote:

Re: BOENNINGHAUSEN

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 8:25 am
by Chris_Gillen
Hello Ellen,
Yes, Dimitriades' books are very interesting. Here is a link to his website which includes the essay "The Relationship of the Remedies". http://www.hahnemann-institute.com/Relationships.pdf
David Little has a whole section devoted to Boenninghausen's work in his simillimum classroom. Don't forget Robert's introduction to the Therapeutic Pocketbook, and Boger usually has some more insights in the front of his books (Synoptic Key and Boenninghausen's Characterisitics and Repertory).
The Minutus website has all of Boenninghausen's published essays from his "Lesser Writings" - except for one called Triduum Homoeopathicum which only appears in the German edition. A shame because it is definitely one of his most interesting and gives great insights into his clinical applications.
The other books I'd recommend unfortunately are only available in German.
(1) Martin Stahl - "Briefwechsel zwischen Hahnemann und Bönninghausen".
(2) Raimund Kastner - "Bönninghausens Repertorium der homöopathischen Arzneimittel und Geniushinweise"
(3) Jürgen Moritz - "Die Grundlagen der Homöopathie" available from http://www.xn--praxis-mller-cjb.de/index.html
(4) "Neues Archiv für Homöopathik" - a hugely important Journal published by Kwibus (S. Reis and H. Westhofen) http://neues-archiv-fuer-homoeopathik.de/nah.html Contains many articles referencing v. Bönninghausen's works.
(5) Bernhard Möller - "Methodik: C. v. Bönninghausen" a collection of 5 essays from the (old) Archiv für Homöopathik still available from http://www.buchhenne.de/
Also, photocopies or digital images of individual cases from v. Bönninghausen's Casebooks are available from Prof. Martin Dinges or one of the librarians/secretaries at http://www.igm-bosch.de/english/f9.htm in Stuttgart. Very helpful staff and yes, they speak English.
Regards,
Chris Gillen

Re: BOENNINGHAUSEN

Posted: Thu Aug 07, 2008 11:30 am
by Ellen Madono
Thank-you Chris. You are a scholar. I will approach Boenninghausen slowly.
Blessings,
Ellen